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Sind die Linien w?hrend des WFG-Tests verschwunden? Gibt es ein Zeitlimit?

Hey,

das kommt auch immer so ein bisschen auf deine pers?nlichen Pr?ferenzen an. Ein Vorteil der Eurowings k?nnte sein, dass man abends in der Regel Zuhause ist. Auch die Konditionen unterscheiden ...

Also, sorry for late reply, exams have been hard

Well, i am working in the automotive industry and self driving regarding autonomous driving is very far away either. There are ambitions and some driving assisstants, which allow partly autonomous dri ...

From the Engineer Airbus:

Here are a few facts from the Airbus engineer on the subject. Based on data without sources or exact data. But we should not worry:
1. approval must be granted by EASA, ...

I recently discussed the issue with a friend at Airbus and he said that it will be at least another 70 years before there are fully autonomous aircraft flying (and then only extremely few, as it is ex ...

I recently discussed the issue with a friend at Airbus and he said that it will be at least another 70 years before there are fully autonomous aircraft flying (and then only extremely few, as it is ex ...

If you have such worries, i think i does not make sense. To start the training with such worries, may propably have an negative impact on your training. The training should only be started, if you a ...

to be a commercial pilot is the best job ever

But under the present circumstances I would not do it again..... Rolling Eyes

Yeah, I hear that a lot. In the future, I'm not sure it will be the best job ...

EASA seems close to allowing single pilot a350

Allowing something and executing it, are two different things. Anyway I cannot imagine, even, if it would be allowed.

I have to disagree. Keep ...

I'm not sure why EFA is not talking about this with new applicants or students.

because the AIRLINES do notwant that.
And EASA in the meanwhile is only on the side of airlines, not on the side ...

The airlines want to reduce their costs and the pilots ARE a main factor
Imagine that with one pilot in the cockpit, the costs can be reduced by 50%, on long range by at least 35%

I'm sorry, what ...